Who are Devin Singletary's parents, Devonn Singletary and Sabrina Clark?

Devin Singletary's upbringing is one of the most searched-for topics on the internet since many fans are curious about the personal lives of their favorite athletes.

Running back Devin Singletary was selected 74th overall by the Buffalo Bills in the third round of the 2019 NFL Draft.

The running back owes a lot of his talent to his father, Devonn Singletary Sr., and his mother, Sabrina Clark.

Since Devin Singletary's parents have chosen to lead a secluded life, not much has been revealed about them. In the past, his father played football for Norfolk State University, where his teammates famously called him "Motor."

Devin's parents are separated; however, they remain supportive of their son.

On Bills Pod Squad episode 34 of the Buffalo Bills podcast in 2021, the player talked about his dad. Devin said that he used to go by the name "Motor Jr." when he was younger during a talk about Father's Day.

Devin further admitted that although he usually calls his father "Dad," he occasionally calls him "Big Motor" in jest. He also disclosed that his son will be given the same moniker. He will be "Motor the Third."

Singletary's mother, Sabrina, made headlines when she got ready for her son's return to south Florida three years ago. At the time, Singletary and the Bills made a trip to Miami's Hard Rock Stadium to play the Miami Dolphins.

Sabrina Clark, Devin's mother, with Devin's step-dad, Keith Clark

Sabrina is now blissfully wed to Keith Clark and it seems like Devin and his stepdad get along well. WPTV News noted earlier in 2019 that Sabrina and Keith frequently traveled to Buffalo to watch Devin in action.

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Devin Singletary's college and NFL career

Devin Singletary played Division I FBS football for Florida Atlantic University. He led the division in scoring in 2017 with 32 rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown. He finished with 1,920 yards of rushing and 198 points overall.

In 2017, he was named the C-USA Most Valuable Player and won the Boca Raton Bowl. In 2017 and 2018, he received first-team All-C-USA honors.

He ranks sixth in Division I FBS history for rushing touchdowns. He declared his intention to enter the 2019 NFL draft in 2018. In September 2019, he made his career debut with the Buffalo Bills, fulfilling his vision.